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The document discusses the evolution of cyber threats from viruses in 1977 to advanced worms and trojans today. It notes key events like the creation of the World Wide Web in 1993 and the rapid growth of websites from 130 in 1994 to over 850 million in 2008. The document also mentions keyloggers as a hardware threat and retrieving recorded data, though does not provide details about any specific cases of cyber crime or affected countries.
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- 3. Web Evolution Web Sites (WWW) 1993 Web Invented and implemented 130 Nos. web sites 1994 2738 websites. 1995 23,500 websites. 2007 550 Million websites. 2008 850 Million websites.
- 4. Top originating countries – cyber crime We are lucky that we were not issued any place in globe for this aspect
- 6. RETRIVING RECORDED DATA system allows you to retrieve and privately view what has been recorded using any standard text editor (e.g NotePad, WordPad...etc).